Coyote Springs Golf Club

In Vegas for golf trip. Rented car to drive out and worth the trip for the course. Very tough unforgiving course which slows pace of play. Making smart golf shots is a must. Well maintained and beautiful layout.

The pace of play was about 6 hours. We had a tee time at 11am and never even thought we wouldnt finish in time, however 6 hours later we had to finish in the dark. The ranger or Marshall never did a thing to speed up play. For a premier course please don’t waste your money. The greens were very bad.

Play was very very slow, and greens were not in good shape at all.

Tee boxes and fairways were very nice.

Ranger kept coming by apologizing for slow play but it did not help.

4 some in front of us would not let us play through. We were a 2 some .for the price we were disappointed.

Thx Wayne Scray

We’ve always enjoyed this course in the past, and it is worth the drive. Conditions this time were not great though. Tee boxes were in poor shape and bunched together, lots of ball marks on the greens, and swarms of grasshoppers were everywhere on the course. Pace of play was very, very slow (about 5 hours, 15 min.). Sunny day though, and the sand traps are still great.

As a group, we continue to come back to play this course. (10yrs now) It is a little bit of a drive (1 hr), but worth every bit of the drive. Dollar for dollar , you can't beat it. Only one issue, first year we have seen this, Grasshoppers wow!! Still our favorite course in Vegas area!!

Troon took over course and you can see the quality of the conditions going down, tee boxes to greens , Thai was always a good course to go give it a year and no one will be driving 1 hour from the Las Vegas strip to play here

Coyote Springs is an extremely difficult Golf Course with many typical Jack Nicklaus design elements. This course is designed to be played entirely through the air with minimal options to play the ball on the ground. I honestly do not know how a high handicapper would be able to play this golf course.

The course itself is beautiful with stunning views of the mountains around the area, and there are some interesting holes. But not enough for me to recommend it for others.

In addition when we played, the greens were very slow and the course was overrun with grasshoppers. It appears that the golf course itself needs an infusion of money to maintain the layout.

If you're in the Vegas area, there are better options. Skip Coyote Springs and play something else.

We were so excited to have a chance to play this formerly beautiful course. However, the condition of the couse, coupled with an almost biblical infestation of grasshoppers made us feel that the course should not even be open. Unbelievably disappointing.

Great course, conditions are always good but….the pace is ALWAYS just TOO SLOOOOOOWWW. There never seems to be a marshall on the course to speed up slower players.

Nice course but I won’t go back…the pace is a killer.

The biggest problem was the pace of play, its a tough course, but 5 hours for 15 holes is just stupid. Teed off maybe 5 minutes late for an 11:50am tee time and ended up stopping at the16th tee at 4:30pm because we had things wee needed to get too and there were still 4 groups on the hole.

Course is very hard design (somewhat laughable on some holes), bunkers in the middle of fairways and around the green, not many flat lies even in the fairways and greens with so much undulation that you need to be fairly close or you are going to have a crazy putt on most greens. If you aren't hitting it well, you will be in trouble.